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Bodybuilding - Women's Bodybuilding Championships Wembley (by Sue Adler 1 Oct 1983)
Bodybuilding - Bodybuilders men and women (by Sue Adler NO DATE)
Bodybuilding - Mr Universe 1985 (by Sue Adler 21 Sept 1985)
Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library

4 prints showing Bognor Regis in winter:
Man and dog on beach
Dog barking at the sea
Two people walking towards the sea.
3 dogs and one person walking on the beach.

Depicts Tony Blair in bed frightened by Michael Howard asking "what are you doing about this sudden massive influx of bogus Transylvanians?"

Photographs selected from the Gemini Photograph Library related to Bolivia.
GP290 Gathering of Mothers' Clubs members at Cochabmba. By Deyton Johnson
GP291 Bolivian woman crouching by a pile of boxed and cartoned food.
GP649 2 colour photographs of Bolivian child footballers. (The second photograph is a replica of the first).

Maps, charts and illustrations, produced by Gemini News Service, relating to Bolivia.

Colour advert with sound, promoting The Observer.

The advert is made in the style of a Bollywood film with a wide screen format. The advert opens with the following tag lines: 'Low budget Sci-Fi', 'Physical theatre', Bollywood', 'Student flatmate from 1982', 'Dwarf thrower', 'A chip pan fire', 'Antidisestablishmentarianism', 'Mullet' and 'Eggplant'. As the tag lines fade away the following change from black, to red and white and enlarge as they remain on the screen: 'Bollywood', 'A chip pan fire', 'Mullet'. A man and a woman dance on the screen and as each line is spoken a small on-screen graphic illustrates each quote, these are a young boy smiling with prison bars superimposed over him after several seconds, the comedian Chris Morris, and the head of Tony Blair, who appears to be wearing a wig of Margaret Thatcher's hair.

Commentary:
"In this Sundays' Observer read about the ten-year-old old with sixty-four convictions who is forcing the law to change."
"And dark satirist Will Self explores the equally dark humour of Chris Morris."
"And Rolf Dahrendorf on why Tony Blair is actually Thatcher's child."

A saucepan containing a chip fire is then covered with a tea towel accompanied by the tag line: 'Interruption', a man and women are then seen as a fish swims across the sleeve with the commentary "Nice mullet!". Lastly, a large letter 'O' pans in to reveal the adverts characters until we can only see a captain's head within the 'O' of the the text 'The Observer', and the following closing commentary: "If you don't get it you don't get it."

The advert ends with an orange screen accompanied by the strap lines: 'If you don't get it', 'The Observer', 'Underage Criminals', 'Thatcher's Blair' and 'Inside Brass Eye'.
The advert starts at 7.28 on the mp4 file. Duration: 35 seconds.
Creator: The Observer Limited, 1917-1993

Documents relating to Boston's trip to Bologna, Italy, to write a profile on writer, Giorgio Bassani, and an article on a campaign to stop Bologna's train station being redeveloped.

Documents include a poster protesting the new building, printed drafts, a written letter from 'A&C International', a Bologna based architecture and urbanism journal, two photographs of the station and a memorial, two contact sheets, a transparency of a front page about the new train station building, notes about organising a meeting with Bassani, two large format photos of Bassani, a draft on Ravenna, notes on Giorgio Morandi.
Creator: Boston, Richard (1938-2006), journalist

Photographer unknown.